Constant fatigue, brain fog, or hair loss could signal more than exhaustion—new iron-testing guidelines aim to help doctors catch iron deficiency earlier, even before anemia develops.

Health insurance costs are set to surge again in 2027, leaving workers facing higher premiums, bigger out-of-pocket bills, and tough choices about the coverage they can afford.

Flu season is arriving weeks ahead of schedule as a mutated H1N1 strain spreads across the U.S., prompting health experts to urge Americans to get vaccinated now—even as concerns grow about the virus’s ability to evade immunity.

Family concerns over Gladys Knight’s health are intensifying after troubling onstage moments, with relatives raising questions about her well-being while colleagues insist the music legend still finds joy and purpose in performing.

A 78-year-old Ugandan priest emerged from 13 months in ICE detention unable to walk, as allegations of medical neglect and the circumstances of his release raise serious questions about the treatment of people in immigration custody.

The Supreme Court blocks Donald Trump’s attempt to suspend gender-affirming hormone therapy for transgender people in federal prisons, delivering a rare legal victory for transgender rights amid a broader administration crackdown.

The NFL is defending the Eagles’ handling of Jalen Hurts’ blood clots, but the NFL Players Association is demanding a full investigation into the medical decisions that preceded his potentially season-ending diagnosis.

Jalen Hurts’ frightening diagnosis is raising awareness about a potentially life-threatening danger athletes and everyday travelers shouldn’t ignore. Learn how blood clots can develop, warning signs to watch for, and why early treatment can make all the difference.

Did the Philadelphia Eagles put Jalen Hurts’ life at risk? The Super Bowl MVP is now being treated for potentially life-threatening blood clots in his lungs, raising urgent questions about why he traveled overseas and played before his condition worsened.

Houston is investing $150 million in a new cancer center that could bring advanced treatment closer to underserved neighborhoods—here’s how Harris Health plans to transform access to lifesaving care.

After beating cancer for the third time at just 7 years old, Nova Stafford is finally home—and she’s ready to trade 10 months in the hospital for family time, travel, and a little Beyoncé!

AI is powering the future, but at what cost? From soaring electricity demand and water consumption to noise pollution and rising temperatures, data centers are raising urgent questions about technology’s environmental footprint.

Texas Senate hopeful James Talarico makes a direct appeal to Republicans and independents, pitching bipartisan solutions, lower health care costs and a break from political division in a high-stakes showdown with Ken Paxton.

TSU’s College of Education and The Normal Anomaly Initiative will host Let’s Have a Kiki during Homecoming Week, bringing State Rep. Jolanda Jones and Judge Ashley Mayes Guice together to discuss voting, civic engagement and issues affecting Black and LGBTQIA+ …

Social Security checks are getting a 3.6% boost in 2027—but rising prices and Medicare premiums could eat into the raise, leaving millions of older Americans asking whether their benefits are enough to keep up.